Greatest Story Ever Told, Bertha, Walkin' Blues, Jack A Roe, El Paso, Built To Last, Victim Or The Crime, Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues, Don't Ease Me In
Set 2
Blow Away, Estimated Prophet-> Crazy Fingers-> Uncle John's Band-> Drums-> Jam-> Gimme Some Lovin'-> I Need A Miracle-> Stella Blue-> Sugar Magnolia, E: Johnny B. Goode, E: Black Muddy River
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| Bertha-> |
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| Walkin' Blues |
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| Jack A Roe |
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| El Paso |
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| Built To Last |
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| Victim Or The Crime |
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| Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues |
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| Don't Ease Me In |
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| Blow Away |
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| Estimated Prophet-> |
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| Crazy Fingers-> |
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| Uncle John's Band-> |
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| Drums-> |
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| Space-> |
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| Gimme Some Lovin'-> |
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| I Need A Miracle-> |
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| Stella Blue-> |
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| Sugar Magnolia |
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| Johnny B. Goode |
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| Black Muddy River |
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Notes
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- Mixed by kevtobin@yahoo.com
- FLAC conversion 15-AUG-2013 - Trader Little Helper
- Tagged 15-AUG-2013 - Tag&Rename
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Audio Patches:
1) At the start of the show, 22.780 seconds were missing from the soundboard and were filled in using audio from the audience2. This includes the first 8 seconds of Greatest Story Ever Told.
2) Between Built To Last and Victim And The Crime, 55.682 seconds were missing from the soundboard and were filled in using audio from the video.
3) At the start of the 2nd set, 48.400 seconds were missing from the soundboard and were filled in using audio from the audience2. This includes the beginning of Blow Away.
4) About 7 minutes into Crazy Fingers, 3.338 seconds were missing from the soundboard and were filled in using audio from the audience2.
5) About 5 minutes into Uncle John's Band, 2.595 seconds were missing from the soundboard and were filled in using audio from the audience2.
6) About 8 minutes into Uncle John's Band, 7.833 seconds were missing from the soundboard and were filled in using audio from the audience2.
7) About 4 minutes into Drums, 2 minutes and 8.652 seconds were missing from the soundboard and were filled in using audio from the audience2.
8) About 5 minutes into Sugar Magnolia, 11.243 seconds were missing from the soundboard and were filled in using audio from the audience2.
9) Between Sugar Magnolia and Johnny B. Goode, 1 minute and 9.761 seconds were missing from the soundboard and were filled in using audio from the video\audience2. This includes the first notes of Johnny B. Goode.
10) At the end of the 2nd set, 27.656 seconds were missing from the soundboard and were filled in using audio from the audience2. This includes the last notes of Black Muddy River.
11) I used the video soundtrack as the timing reference and while the soundboard was fast averaging about .5 seconds a minute faster than the video, the audience1 matched the video almost exactly.
Brokedown House Production
Reviews
Subject: The man relaxes
After the debacles of the first night in the Igloo, the powers that be apparently cooled for this night, the last-ever at this venue. Like the night before, the main reason this was officially released was due to the lack of a top SBD in circ. The previous night was better but this has different highlights.
First Set. Greatest Story opens for the first time since Chicago '87, but it's shaky getting going until the Jack-a-Roe. You can tell it excites the whole band and it shores the set. After a brief Beer Barrel tuning, El Paso is brought back after 2yrs (also 4/9/87). It's either rusty or very mellow: yr pick. Most of the lyrics are remembered for Built to Last and the solo is nice. Victim is not the best of '89, but solid enough, and then Phil takes the witness stand for an above average Tom Thumb's. A lite but solid Dough Knees leaves 'em happy.
Second Set. When a second set opened with Blow Away, Heads had differing opinions about what this portended. Looking back, this was a Brent tour, so it's probably a better choice than trad culprits. This was Bobby's histrionic period for Estimated and Crazy Fingers is oddly feeble. It all turns round after Drums>Space and the rest is all above average. Jer teases GDtRFB coming out of a fine Miracle, but they had played it the night before. What follows instead is a stellar Stella. That brief tease may be what keeps it uptempo. These were the moments when the entire arena was just hanging on Jer. Sugar Magnolia is then strong, with a good jam section. Check Bobby during Black Muddy. He's a lot of the reason it stands out for the year.
1st Set: C
2nd Set: B-
Overall = 3 stars
Highlights:
Jack-a-Roe - excites the whole band
Stella Blue - Jer has arena hanging
Black Muddy River - maybe year's best version
SOURCES: The tobin_125413 patched and re-pitched the SBD, but it's not balanced or leveled like the official release. Perhaps the tobin_125281 matrix is preferable, with its better mix and balance. The Fitzy_Keo_125023 is the best AUD - several others run slow. A shaky and blurry vid is usually up on YouTube.
